Awesome Underwater Salmon Strikes (Slack Line Spinner Bites Edition)
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- In this edition of Awesome Underwater Salmon Strikes, you're going to be amazed at how many bites you have been missing & you'll learn how to convert more strikes into fish!
Guide JD Richey shows you how salmon and steelhead will attack a spinner violently -- yet you may note even feel the bite!
It's pretty crazy how these fish can completely inhale a lure and never get hooked -- and the angler, without underwater footage, would be none-the-wiser.
One of the best videos I've watched. No crazy music. Just clear and informative video.
I’m an idiot 😂 how many times I’ve felt my line slack and just think it’s a wave. We never stop learning , thank you so much for this. Just found your Chanel .loving it
Hahah, you’re not an idiot! Took me a while to figure this one out too! And seeing it on video really helped me understand what was happening. Thanks for tuning in!!!
@@fishwithjd I guess I have a good excuse now to buy a 12 foot salmon rod to cast my spinners cause there is no way I’m fast enough to set the hook with my 8 1/2 , I’ve seen my line from going very tight with braided line to a very big slack wideout felling the blade . By the time I have control again they are gone. . They are torpedos and steelhead are faster then them and better jumpers
@@pedrohenriques2983 yeah it def happens in a quick second!
I use a fluorocarbon leader just to be able to break off without stressing my outfit when I snag. I also find that a slight click when my Uni knot passes through my top guide is a signal that a last minute strike is possible, something that Coho seem to do regularly. It's remarkable how many mouth and spit out these spinners. Who knew? Cool video. Thanks for educating us.
Hey man I love the video! I use lures quite often here in Oregon for Salmon and Steelhead and am pretty successful using them. It is nice to see a video showing whats going on under the water. I've watched one for bobber and jig, but not lures. I almost always fish braided line, it has proven to land more fish for me thats for sure.
AnglingAddictsPNW thanks glad you liked it. Yeah it’s really cool to see what’s happening down there!
I hadn't noticed if anyone asked what kind of camera you were using for these shots, I suppose a quick google search would work but I can actually see your footage from your camera, so that helps a lot.. what kind of cam?
What a informative video, thanks for sharing.
I always use mono line and my line gets really light during reeling in, now i know why.
Great video ever.
Love your videos JD,
You could just place the hook a jaw with behind the spinner like a trout bead rig,
The hook will get place on the jaw most likely and as soon as the fish tries to throw the spinner out the hook will anchor and you can set the hook, works great with circle hooks too , just need a longer tag
Good idea!
@@fishwithjd Thanks JD
Great video man ! Awesome footage ! Very educational! Thanks again
You said it right there “when you feel the blade stop spinning” yes! Reel and hook set!
Yep!!
have you ever seen the "helicopter rig" used in scandinavia? its improves the hook up rate of the flying c ten fold!! great footage btw 👍👍👍
Thanks! No I haven’t...I’ll have to look it up. Thanks for the tip.
Well that throws the theory that Salmon strikes it prey from the side out the window loll 😂 I was about to rig up my Rapalas using the one treble in the centre but after seeing this video I'll be leaving on all well atleast two the tail end hooks and the belly hooks as seen in this video they strike the bait /lures head on.... Great footage I've been searching the net for age's and only in your footage you can clearly see the strikes.. Tight /line's from Ireland 🇮🇪 ☘ 🎣
What camera do you use on your line? Been looking to buy one but this one looked great as far as being able to cast it
I used a GoFish cam
Thanks!
Nice video, no spinning question, but i wonder what kind of treble hook and size you recommend to 42 gram throwing lures?
BB O thank you. I like Owner trebles. The size is hard to say - depends on the specific lure - but I’m gonna say #1 to #2/0
How did you take this video?
where is this?
Paul M I shot it in Alaska
What spinner are you using and what do you recommend
Patrick Graham I use #4 Rocket Spinners from www.tlspin.com
I've always been a fan of the Blue Fox Vibrax Spinners #4 and #5 for most the rivers in Oregon. They are amazing for Salmon and Steelhead
I'm gonna have to check these out